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Day 63: The Big Pay Off has repercussions
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A wise man once said, ever action has an equal and opposite reaction. We're writers, here, not physicists, so we're not entirely sure how to apply that to the way the House reacted to tonight's Big Pay Off twist. Instead, we'll say this: Dexter is being questioned left, right and centre on his motives.

If you watched the videos (and if you didn't, stop right there, rewind and get them watched pronto!) you'll have seen that Dexter went for the £88,800. When the amounts were revealed, it was revealed that Dexter chose the lowest amount, and whould therefore leave with £88,800 of the £100,000 prize fund.

Except, this was a LIE! Dexter's actual prize was a free pass to the final, and he got to choose someone to replace him on the eviction chopping block this Friday.

Understandably, the House is now full of speculation. Charlie and Dexter had one of their deep chats, which largely consisted of Charlie wondering "is he the game player everyone said?" and reasoning that she believed Dexter had gone for a purposeful 'steal' while herself and Sam had chosen the highest possible figures to ensure they stayed on.

Charlie said "it was a high enough amount to walk away with a s**tload of money, and low enough to be the lowest amount [chosen]...I can't understand where your head is!" Sam chipped in "you're full of s**t" to Dexter, which is a more concise way of putting it, we suppose...

Interestingly, nobody seems to be picking up on the fact that the twins also could have chosen a higher amount for safety's sake, but opted for £96,850. Jack and Joe themselves have weighed in on the issue, blasting Dexter. Joe said "he's been playing a game since Day 1!"

With Sophie in agreement with the consensus, it seems the only housemate on Dexter's side is Gina. So, not for the first time, we're seeing a Ginxter alliance against accusations of deviousness and ruthless game playing.